DL Holdings (1709) said it plans to issue one bonus share for every 50 shares held, which would result in about 40.028 million bonus shares based on 2.001 billion shares in issue, according to Ming Pao. The proposal is subject to approval at a shareholders’ meeting. The group also proposed a final dividend of 0.99 Hong Kong cents for the year ended March 31. DL Holdings said the bonus issue is effectively a reinvestment by existing shareholders and is intended to provide greater flexibility for shareholders to manage their investments, including selling part of their holdings for cash. The company expects the bonus shares to be listed on October 5.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said energy prices are not currently much higher than they were before the Iran war, calling that point important. According to Jin10, Bailey said the limited rise in energy prices compared with levels before the Iran war was a significant factor.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said UK inflation may still rise and is expected to reach 3.2% later this year. According to Jin10, Bailey said inflation in the United Kingdom could continue to increase before reaching that level later in the year.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the creation of a new Forward-Deployed Engineers (FDE) organization and said it will allocate about $1 billion in resources to accelerate enterprise customers’ deployment of AI agents. According to Odaily, the new team will be embedded directly within customer organizations to help build and deploy customized AI systems. AWS said the group will deliver solutions while also helping customers develop capabilities to continue building AI applications. The FDE model was first promoted by Palantir Technologies and centers on engineers working closely on-site with customers to co-develop and deploy systems in response to business needs. Odaily reported that the approach has been widely adopted in recent years amid increased AI deployment. Odaily also said OpenAI and Anthropic have introduced similar FDE-style collaboration mechanisms, establishing related programs with private equity partners valued at about $4 billion and $1.5 billion, respectively, to support the expansion of enterprise AI applications. In the announcement, AWS AI head Francessca Vasquez said the organization will provide customers with agentic systems that can run in their AWS environments, along with reusable engineering methods, workflows, and AI practices. She added that the $1 billion commitment mainly comes from internal resource allocation rather than a standalone investment project. The report cited industry analysis saying that as enterprises accelerate AI transformation, the FDE model is becoming an important approach for AI infrastructure providers competing for enterprise customers.

U.S. courts released four rulings so far today, with two decisions favoring U.S. President Donald Trump’s side and two going against it. According to Odaily, the U.S. Supreme Court, by a narrow majority, upheld state laws that bar transgender girls and women from competing on girls’ school sports teams, aligning with conservatives and Trump on the issue; Trump called it a “major victory” on social media. In a separate decision, the Supreme Court overturned long-standing federal limits on coordinated spending between political parties and candidates. Trump described the ruling as “a major victory for Republicans” on social media. In Rhode Island, a U.S. district judge rejected changes made by the Trump administration to a widely used federal housing assistance program, citing the government’s failure to consider the impact on families relying on the aid. The ruling was described as a win for more than a dozen states, most led by Democrats. In another divided decision, the Supreme Court rejected Trump’s planned restrictions related to birthright citizenship, overturning a core element of his immigration policy agenda.

Midea Group Co. is considering listing German robot maker Kuka in mainland China, according to people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported. The deliberations come about a decade after Midea acquired Kuka, the people said.

BMW AG is set to produce an electric version of its X5 sport-utility vehicle in the US, marking the German automaker’s first EV made in the country, according to Bloomberg. The move comes as some competitors pull back from electric vehicles amid weak demand in the US.

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